Eleanor Bauer is rounding off the second season of BAUER HOUR – a kind of dance-based and above all amusing talk show – with three artist-performers: Einat Tuchman, Gossie Vervloesem and Michiel Reynaert, + the final PECK SEC Sound Quiz + music by Carlos Garbin!

Welcome to the BAUER HOUR dance season! This season's second edition of Eleanor Bauer's variety show promises a walk & talk with dancer Chrysa Parkinson (Rosas, ZOO...), and musical accompaniment by Carlos Alberto Paniz Garbin. BAUER HOUR remains quality time that lasts just one hour.

Come along on a voyage of discovery in the neighbourhood. Scraps of sound from street scenes are mixed live to form a new reality. 

The Canal represents the past and the future of Brussels. The new city is rising up on its banks. Welcome aboard the Cruise Canal. Our guide will show you the Canal as you have never seen it before.

Art is all very well, but who is the artist who thinks it all up, where does he get his inspiration from and how does he translate this into a gripping scene, a haunting text, a meaningful movement? Questions major and minor, answers profound and light-hearted, these will be dished up to you at Soul Food, together with a tasty bite and a good glass of wine.  Afterwards you plunge into the performance in a satisfied and happy mood.

Burning Ice - Resilient food systems involve so much more than refraining from using genetic modification, chemical pesticides and artificial fertiliser. Come and discover some alternatives that already exist.

WoWmen! - Eleanor Bauer is making a special WoWmen! episode of her one-woman variety show. Combining sharp wit, humor, and serious questions, BAUER HOUR (The Docudrama) features on-location interviews with Emily Roysdon, Christine De Smedt, Katy Pyle, and a panel of concerned experts and researchers discussing a gender analysis of the Belgian performing arts field.

In the reviews of Gisèle Vienne's work references are made to David Lynch, Alain Robbe-Grillet and Lewis Carroll. Were they her sources of inspiration? Questions major and minor (by Cis Bierinckx), answers profound and light-hearted (by Gisèle Vienne), these will be dished up to you at Soul Food, together with a tasty bite and a good glass of wine. The perfect run-up to the performance later in the evening.

Art is all very well, but who is the artist who thinks it all up, where does he get his inspiration from and how does he translate this into a gripping scene, a haunting text, a meaningful movement? Questions major and minor, answers profound and light-hearted, these will be dished up to you at Soul Food, together with a tasty bite and a good glass of wine. For this edition, the journalist Anna Luyten will ask choreographer Meg Stuart about her sources of inspiration.

We're saying goodbye to the old season and hello to the new. And we're doing it with a festive evening. We start with a short introduction to the programme for season 2013-14 by Guy Gypens and Katleen Van Langendonck.

While you get a bite to eat, you can listen to a talk with Tristero about their work and what inspires them. Over the last few years the Tristero collective from Brussels has built up a fine repertoire. They have performed biting comedies and powerful and well-made plays, highly individual adaptations of prose, and also atmospheric movement theatre, as well as mixtures of all these ingredients.